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I know that id you have the number of winners, put that over the number of total possibilities, then you can figure out the probability of something.

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LT17 I can use the chain rule to draw conclusions. 

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LT17 I can use the chain rule to draw conclusions. 

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I know that is given a chain of events, you can put them into a story and draw a conclusion. If given all the information, you only need the beginning and the conclusion to create an if then statement.

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LT13-15 I can recognize that geometry is based upon deductive structure. 

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LT13-15 I can recognize that geometry is based upon deductive structure. 

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I know now that deductive structure includes 4 key elements (undefined terms, definitions, postulates, and theorems). Without them I couldn't write proofs(or discover new connections).

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LT12 I can write a simple paragraph proof. 

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LT12 I can write a simple paragraph proof. 

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I can write a proof in paragraph form instead of column form. By writing a proof in paragraph form I am able to use terms from the chapter along with algebra to prove theorems.

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LT11 I can identify bisectors and trisectors of segments and angles. 

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LT11 I can identify bisectors and trisectors of segments and angles. 

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I can identify bisectors and trisectors in segments and angles. I know that the bisectors and trisectors cut a line at its midpoint and trisection point to divide the measure into congruent segments or angles.

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LT10 I can write a simple 2 column proof.

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LT10 I can write a simple 2 column proof.

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I can write a simple 2 column proof to prove if angles are congruent. You can't assume measures from a diagram, you have to prove that statements are true by writing out a proof.

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LT8 I can recognize that each side of a triangle is shorter than the sum of the other two sides. 

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LT8 I can recognize that each side of a triangle is shorter than the sum of the other two sides. 

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When finding the measures of the sides of a triangle, the sum of two sides has to be larger than the other side. This means when finding the third measure, there are both high and low restrictions.

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Triangle Side Inequalities - Concept - Geometry Video by Brightstorm

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Time-saving video on how to apply triangle side inequalities to problems. Example problems also show how to find a range of values for a third side given two lengths of a triangle. Concept explanation.

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LT6 I can recognize collinear and noncollinear points. 

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LT6 I can recognize collinear and noncollinear points. 

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I can figure out if a point is collinear or noncollinear. Only points on lines can be collinear, not angles. You can find a chart differentiating collinear and noncollinear on the fourth page of the notes packet.

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Difference between Collinear and Non-collinear points

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LT5 I can recognize congruent angles and segments

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LT5 I can recognize congruent angles and segments

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I can distinguish if an angle or segment is congruent or not. Angles that are congruent have the same measures. This is important when measuring and identifying angles and segments. Angles and segments are proven congruent by proofs.

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LT1 I can recognize points, lines, line segments, rays angles, and triangles. 

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LT1 I can recognize points, lines, line segments, rays angles, and triangles. 

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I can recognize and differentiate points, lines, segments, rays angles, and triangles. This helps me understand the parts of angles. These are easily confused with each other, but if learned and understood, you can differentiate them.